to declare a state of emergency. in oakland, desperate times may require abdrastic solution, linda. >> they will indeed. in fact, even in the last hour, we're hearing even more shots have been fired on the streets of oakland. no other details are available now. it is a desperate move, but city officials say they have little choice. calling on the state for help, even bringing in the national guard may be their best solution. >> it's been a violent stretch of shooting. first, friday night with what police characterize as an ongoing battle between two groups left four dead. yesterday, more shooting. city leaders have had enough and are considering oakland in a state of emergency. >> we also need to call out, reach out to other law enforcement. if it's the u.s. marshall, the sheriff, the state police, that's what oakland needs immediately to be able to deal

with its crime issue. >> is the next step also that you can call in the national guard to help? >> i think whatever it takes to be able to deal with our crime issue. >> last year, there were 131, the most in this city in sick years and major crimes are up 23%. some oakland residents are fed up enough they're willing to look at soldiers patrolling the streets. >> even if you are they make it uncomfortable, be open to exploring ideas. >> i'm okay with that. let's do it. let's do it. two thumbs up for that. let's do it. >> reporter: counselman has said it has been such a eye leapt weekend that right now, city leaders, along with police officials are now drafting some type of scenario, and they may make new announcements tomorrow. more than a dozen people

say a chemical odor made them sick just before 11:00 this morning, people on the 18th floor complained about irritated floats and eyes. fire and has mat crews were called in to check things out. >> when we have a building this large, we have 18 floors to control, and we're drying to keep people protected so that we're not letting people back into the scene, it can be propmatic. >> the tests -- problematic. >> . no one was taken to the hospital. a fire destroyed a home in mountain view this morning. firefighters got the call around five o'clock. the trailer was covered in flames. one person inside the mobile home did get out safely. no other homes were damaged. the cause of the fire is under investigation. well, the big chill continues in the bay area, and there were plenty of complaints

from those used to bomb their weather. refugees are taking cover. >> temperatures in the 20s had some residents leaving for warmer climate, but it wasn't going to stop the die hard. >> they you will actually get warmer moving around than just laying low and doing nothing. >> i got my coffee and sat outside because i love it. >> it's 25 degrees. >> it's great. that's life. you have to get cold. you have to get warm. >> early on, the crowd was a little sparse at the downtown farmers market where they prefer fresh vegetables than frozen. >> well, everything's like rock hard. >> reporter: but it wasn't hard to spot the ref ref you gees.

>> it's much different than this. this is a good day in minnesota. this is a great day. we just wear. the kids didn't seem to mind the chill. >> is it better when it's cold? >> yeah. >> why? >> because it's more frozen. >> i'll be freezing cold wearing this kind of jacket. my kids are wearing hoodies. >> but then again, it's always the grownups who gripe about the weather. if the temperatures are below 85 or 50, we complain. other parts of country would be amused that this is a news story. people kind of laugh that we consider this cold weather. then, again, we get the last laugh. it's not normal to us. oh, and those freezing overnight temperatures are not

letting up. in the weather center, we'll find out how cold it's going to get. >> i was trying to be conservative last night. woke up this morning, my house is 58 degrees. this is the fourth consecutive night we will experience a freeze warning. our cameras looking out toward the bay bridge where in oakland. everybody's tumbling into the 30s rapidly. tonight will be the coldest night of this current cold snap. 23 santa rosa. 25 in san jose. that after experiencing a record low of 26 early this morning. it will be freezing around the central bay. that red highlighted area means that we have yet another freeze warning in fact. but the difference between last night and tonight is that we're extending it a full hour. so tomorrow, for just about the entire commute or when the kids are standing out waiting for the bus, we will have temperatures into the 20s and

30s. most of the bay area under an advisory or warning. we'll talk about the cold snap that's still coming up lateener this newscast. >> in newtown connecticut, residents gathered today to discuss the fate of sandy hill school. students and staff have since relocated to a neighboring school. some residents want the building to be torn down. officials are also planning private meetings for the victim's families to get their input. well, since the deadly shooting, guns permit requests are on the rise near areas near newtown. guns and permit applications have doubled in the past month. police are also recording increases in other areas around. david keen talks about gun control on cnn's state of

union. he said since other things can be done with regard to sales, a ban on salt weapons not the answer. >> one of the things that we have pushed for for a number of years is including those who have been adjudicated to be mentally incompetent and dangerous. that has not been done. >> vice president joe biden's proposal to curb gun violence could be sent to president obama as early as tuesday. biden's recommendations will include background checks for gun fires and new limits on the capacity of magazines. with the gun debate heating up, guns and ammo are flying off the shelves. in fact, record crowds at the gun show were found. >> reporter: it's been a weekend of unprecedented attendance. >> it looks like with the turn of the political climate has

created an artificial demand. >> reporter: thousands waited to buy guns and accessories. >> let's get ourselves over here and see what's fair before they change any of those laws. >> reporter: law makes are considering new laws for guns. >> i think it's about politicians who never let a crisis go to waste. >> reporter: nobody was able to walk away from the show today because that is because there's ten-day waiting period where you have to pass a rigorous background check. >> all i'm asking in congress and what i'm supporting is a bill that asks for the rest of country to follow what california has already banned. people in california will not be affected. we think the rest of the country should have to have that type of law.

>> no everyone agrees with the literal agenda. >> own earbob holds in four states, he doesn't want to see the nation go away with the golden state. >> i certainly wouldn't endorse it because. >> how do you think that would go over. >> it wouldn't i think people are going to fight for their second amendment rights. as the fight in congress begins. >> when we talk about reasonable gun safety measures, i've been a big supporter of that. >> . >> reporter: cbs 5. >> three girls viciously bullying is so bad cops have been called way too many times. students are telling us the brutal acts we saw on that cell

phone video happen far too often in one school district. they say the district is going nothing to stop it. he shows us how bad it really is. >> it's cell phone video of a brutal attack at a schoolyard. you see the victim struggling to defend herself while other students and even laughed. the girl getting plumled. the girl is still confused about what happened. she lost consciousness and had to be hospitalized for a concussion. i was trying to figure out what happened. >> it happened in hogan middle school, and it's not an isolated case. >> she hit me right here. >> victoria lopez says she too was grabbed by the hair, thrown to the ground and viciously

beaten. she busted my lip right here. >> cynthia says the bullying started with a net. >> she said do you have a phone with you. >> i said no. >> soon after, she was attacked suffering cut and bruises. her arm is still scarred. all three girls say they have no idea why they were targeted. in police reports, witnesses confirm the attacks were unprovoked and victims never attempted to fight back. police were called here 179 times since september of 2011. that's the most calls among the schools. apartments say that bullies are often the reasons for those calls and that bullying have gotten out of control. >> these kids are vicious. this is how they make a name for themselves. there was no school nurse called. any one that came to her aid at all. a crime has actually been committed, in my opinion at school. and i feel that the principal

there at hogan had covered it up. >> reporter: victoria and cynthia's mother did agree. >> why did i have to call the police. why do i have to take her to the hospital? where is mrs. hacker. they don't take bullying seriously. >> reporter: they say the bullies got suspended but were back threatening and intimidating their daughters again. >> i went to the superintendent's office, i went to the school district. i got the run around. >> meanwhile, victims are ice lated. >> they hide us. they put us in the library. i think that's wrong because we're not doing anything wrong. hogan did not respond for our request for an interview, but one did. >> that are truly should not be happening. what tonya investigating bullying complaints. >> i think it's important that

we take every complaint, every allegation seriously. because what if they are telling the truth. >> she says many attacks may actually be staged fights. usually almost always, there are students who help to arrange it. there are cell phone videos of some of these fights. this is extreme bullying. >> if there's a video and we have that information and we see that information, we're going to deal with that appropriately. >> but williams size the district did see the video of her daughter's brutal beating and still did nothing about it. meanwhile, eight metropolitans, her daughter still has to take medication for her concussion. and even though though she left hogan, she still lives in fear. i want parents to understand that when something like this happens, your safety and

yourceps of well being is forever shattered. >> we hear what happened when confronted at a school district meeting. a site and sound hockey fans have been waiting to hear for months. plus, will this cold weather a questionable fashion statement, why people wore no pants. now will be the coldest night of this cold snap. the day it will end as eyewit

it hand a long 113 day -- has been a long -- for hockey fans. that means they're ready to hit ice again. their fans are ready too. >> reporter: the wait is finally over. hundreds of san jose fans showed up to watch their beloved team back on the ice for the first time in months. late last night, players and owners officially ended the lock out. >> sucked. >> jim hall doesn't have words. >> he says the lock outlocked him inside and affected him financially. he was going to open up in san jose. >> we didn't open our business because we just saw it coming.

>> i wish they had got the full season. one pissed it and thinks they should be grateful for the job. >> they're getting played a lot of money to do what they're doing, so i feel like they's rough on people. >> i'm glad they finally put their differences aside and come back and give the fans what they deserve which is a hockey team. hockey's a huge part of our household. when we heard there was a lock out, we didn't know what to do. >> >> reporter: as they sit and watch the team, it's living proof that fans put their hearts into the sport as much as the players do. now with the blades back on the ice and the fans back in the stand, everybody seems to have one thing in common. they're happy the lock outis

over. the first game, january 24th. cbs-5. >> well, the goose bumps on bart riders this morning, it wasn't because of the chillley weather. it was the annual no pants subway ride. folks were encouraged to ride fully dressed. they are expected to wear underwear, nudity is forbegin, but whatever does it all mean? >> it's no protest, no message. just having a crazy time in the middle of the winter. >> it's now an international event with riders in 59 cities around the world going pantless. you have to act like there's nothing unusual with your attire. and then where do they go. >> they pose for a group photo in san francisco. >> then where do they go. >> probably go home. >> i have a lot of e-mails asking what they do if they

don't own an ice scraper. here's an idea. put a towel over the windshield before you go to bed, another towel in the rear indoe as well. in the morning when you wake up, take off the towel and no ice. so there's a tip for you because we have more ice coming. looking out towards the bay bridge where we have nothing but clear skies. currently, the temperatures are dropping very rapidly after an unseasonably cool day today. it's already 36 degrees in. after waking up to a morning low of 23 degrees. san jose 39 degrees. now, tonight colder than last night in most locations. # 2 santa rosa. 25 san jose. below freezing around the

peninsula. that's why for the fourth consecutive night, that red highlighted area, that is where we have a freeze warning in fact. this time until nine o'clock tomorrow morning. that's your morning commute. that's when kids are waits for the bus. now, near our record cold it's anticipated, the record is # 1 degrees, so close to that. these records will establish a long time ago. many can't imagine how long we've been experiencing this cold snap because it was back in 1949 when we had the record of 27 degrees in san so jay. tonight, overnight 25. so tomorrow morning, a very friend and frosty start. so we're talking about seasonal conditions but not until thursday. so we have a way to go it's. a

cooler air mass to stay in place and resolve the dennis, heavy air. that is very trapped close to the surface, so therefore, air quality. 50 degrees tomorrow in sack remen toe. 52 in monte ray bay. after a morning low today of 15 below zero. notice, gradually mile conditions by tuesday. lots of sine, in fact, i'm not looking at any snow the rest of the month unless something drastically changes. still, these numbers are afternooning anywhere between 5 and 9 degrees below normal. now, as you take a look at these day highs in the 50s. we realize a 60 degrees reading on wednesday. we're seeing seasonal conditions on thursday and

sunday, but what that 7-day forecast doesn't tell the story of, still some sub freezing temperatures. tuesday, sub freezing temperatures, wednesday about freezing and then we moderate by thursday. so we have several more days to go it's just that tonight overnight is going to be the coldest by far. >> it's going to feel like a big time warmup here in the bay area. we're not the only one suffering from this. the entire state of california is suffering. s this something we're going to hear about in the grocery store as well. >> we've all been there waiting hours for the workman. >> nobody even bothered to call me. >> well, are we there yet? are we there yet? are we there yet? [ male announcer ] it's the question we ask ourselves every day. is it the safest, the most efficient? the kind of vehicle to move not just

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a growing number of doctors, therapists and other professionals are now change charges clients who fail to show up for appointments. but what about when you get stuck waiting around? one explains you could get compensation too. >> reporter: thank you for calling come cast. >> she's called come cast so many times, they even have a name for the home music. >> sports internet service went down the day after

christmas. not the best time of year to have a service problem. she says she couldn't even reach a service representative. >> the first think you always fear is that they have a high volume of calls. the service technician was in the philippines. >> no, nobody even bothered to call me. >> expense as if hassle for the single mom who took the morning off to wait. so here i am, no internet. comcast california law goes a big step further. it allows customers to collect up to $600 in damage if the repair or delivery person fails to show up within an agreed upon 4-hour more window. provided the company has 25 or more employees. >> this puts the pressure on the companies to live up to

their commitment. >> reporter: law professor says they are allowed to change plans, but they're supposed to reach the customer fist. >> reporter: one says she's doughnutsing time. in order to collect damages, she'd have to sue comcast in small claims court and prove how much the no-show actually cost her. she says that's simply not worth it. she just wants her internet. >> nothing, no response whatsoever. >> well, we're happy to report, she has internet. comcast also gave her a credit of about $70 and an apology. remember, the you need help with a consumer problem, give us a call or head to cbs.com. >> frustrated parents storm a bay area school board meeting.

how they're

> how dare you, my child was attacked from behind. >> angry parents, frustrated because their children have been bullied. they're upset that neither the schools or the district are reacting. >> the school board got an

earful this past week. >> right now -- past week. >> almost four hours into an extended school board meeting, frustrated parents couldn't take it anymore. we want to be heard. we've been waiting here all night. >> i'm going to yield the law. the families of bullied students finally got their chance to talk. >> you-guys are in denial, plain and simple. >> reporter: one says her brutal beating wasn't taken seriously. in an interview with cbs5, the district even suggested such cell phone attacks are staged. >> usually almost always, there are student who is help to arrange it. >> how dare you? my child was attacked from behind. >> toni lo. it took two months for somebody to get ahold of me. >> my daughter was in fifth

grade. she's been bullied since she started there. she's in therapy for wants to kill herself. she's ten. >> and mary whitney. nothing's being done. you know what the solution is? our girls are kept in the office. you are telling my daughter it's not and where are these kids that were bullying my daughter? outside playing basketball. she says school officials brag about lowering expulsion rates. even one daughter spoke out. >> i am doing this because i want someone to know that we went to muslim meeting. we went to our principal's teacher and i can feel like

everything's pushed aside. >> samantha. thank you. >> let me apologize for samantha pushing you down. >> we apologize. if you feel that anything that we were trying to ignore you or anything like that, we sincerely apologize for that. schools in the past year and a half and parents believe numbers are directly related to bullying. the district promises they'll hold a public forum on bullying soon. > there was plenty of action last night. san francisco police say they ejected 92 people from the packers 9ers game. 25 more were arrested for being drunk in public and two others were arrested. san francisco beat green bay. more on that with dennis later

in sports. well, gas prices are climbed a bit after falling for the last three months. according to the latest survey, the. >> price of a gallon of gas nationally has surged .7 in the last three weeks. we're paying much hennier california at 3 high 3.59. well, it's not too late to get the flu vaccine if you can find it. health officials say it is in short supply in some parts of the country. in spite of widespread outbreak people can be protected. it takes two weekings for that are vaccine to be effective. they say older people and people with medical problems, younger children should be treated. doctors reports on why this vain is such a war even

for those who are vaccinated. >> the flu has now hit most of the nation. 47 states are reporting widespread activity up from 41 last week. so far, while via california is faring most of the country. one says don't let your guard down. >> i can't explain how much miserable i feel. >> the predominant strain is whop whoer. season's dominated by this strain tend to be more severe with a greater number of hospitalizations than death. so far, 20 children have died from the flu. your best defense, a vaccine, how effective is it? 62% effective. >> it's a good vaccine but not a perfect vaccine. >> while it may not prevent all kays of the flu, it can make the symptoms miler.

anyone who hasn't already gotten a vaccine should get it now. because it's not perfect, everyone needs to be extra individual lent in preventing the -- individual lent in preventing the strain. well, it was one year ago today when an italian cruise ship ran aground killing 30 people on board. friends and family went back to the scene for a day of remembrance. one has the story from italy. >> reporter: relatives of victims gathered and threw nowers into the water to honor their loved ones. they watched as a permanent memorial was made. the one year anniversary was marked with a day of

remembrance. 32 people died when the liner hit a wreath and rolled over on it's side. among the dead, minnesota couple, jerry and barbara while. their children came to remember and to attend a memorial mass. >> it was a chance, i think for the families to get together. a lot of these people have made friends were each other. >> reporter: this is the same church where many survivors spent the night after the ship was evacuated. many many made their way back here to take part in the ceremony. these french survivors came to remember a waiter who helped them escape from a zinging ship. she says i have to be here because he saved our lives. russell's body is still missing. i hope they find something. so i'm hoping in the next six months, eight months, ten months, one year.

>> reporter: the day came to an end at 9:45 with a minute of silence to mark the exact moment the ship slammed into the retina. well, it could strike at any time. so how a historical landmark protect themselves from earthquakes. >> protect your pipes, plants and pets because it's going to be colder tonight than last night. looking out toward san francisco with a high today of 50. a low

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dimensional images of everything and surveillance able to capture pictures of structures and paintings behind walls. >> the best way to know is to do exactly what you have. this device allows us to record faster and more accurate than ever before. >> reporter: one can are trace his family roots back to the construction. >> my increase toes built this building, i -- ancestors built this building. now, i often wonder what they would think about the fact that i can preserve it. >> reporter. >> here in san francisco, an earthquake happens and a building collapses or part ovated work features collapse, using blueprints, we could rebuild it and restory it. >> reporter: digital images taken over the course of a

couple of days are transformed into things like these. each on containing detail. you can see cracks in the wall. you can see texture on the stucco. you can see anything your eye can see basically. >> reporter: making a hard drive a permanent home and potential savior of historical treasures. in san francisco, cbs 5. >> back yarden plants are about to endure a fourth straight night of freezing temperatures in southern california. california's crops are especially vulnerable and people who run nurseries are sweating out the cold weather. the company owner says he was able to salvage some of his trees. >> we moved our trees, our young ones under cover night before last. >> farmers and gardners in southern california still have a couple more days with freezing temperatures ahead of them. the cold snap isn't expected to

break until tuesday. of course, we're wondering here in the bay area when that will break. >> i visited the farmers market yesterday and talked to lots of the farmers. they're concerned about this. >> yes. >> yes, the only thing robust is the almondings almonds but we are enduring more cold weather. lots of clear skies. it's a starry night. the moon is 7% full. take a look at the temperatures right now. into the 0s and 40s. san francisco is at a high of only 50 degrees. take a good look at these numbers because these are coaler than what we woke up to this morning. san jose had a record low. 27 degrees established back in

1963. it will be below freezing all the way through, 24 degrees in liver more this morning it was 26. 22 in santa rosa compared to this morning at 23. you get the picture. it's another cold one. freeze warning in fact for that entire area that you see in red. otherwise, it's a frost advisory for the san francisco with temperatures near freezing. now, meanwhile, this is a look at some of the temperatures that are near or record breaking. there's your san jose going for another record what's most notably about all this, it was a long time ago that we established all these records. back to 1949, so many don't even recall this kind of weather and for so many days in a row as well. it's not going to go away rapidly. even tonight is the coldest and we'll wake up tomorrow morning at frost. the extended forecast will find it until thursday that's because the cold canadian air

mass is way up there and it's way down here encompassing the entire state of california. not going away quickly. unless things change drastically i don't see really any kind of disturbance to roll in until maybe a slight chance of rain january 29th. okay. unless things change, we're dry. that means stagnant air quality, and that are means a lot of particulate matter getting trapped close to the surface. central valley looking at 50s. 37 degrees in the high sierra. 15 below zero. there's your forecast. a little bit more moderate conditions by tuesday. looking at eyecy conditions as well. no snow is in the forecast until about january 29th. 50s across the board tomorrow. 47 degrees that's as good as it gets are after realizing lows

into the 20s. as i do say that, we're talking about 20s through the much of the bay area. presentwood comport with even teen for overnight lows. not until wednesday or thursday overnight will we start to see sub freezing temperatures come above 32 degrees. >> wow, our plants will be happy to see that. >> and our heating bill, right. >> we haven't been conserving energy like we have. thank you. dennis has been wonder whether or not he was going to buy a plane ticket or not. now you know. >> we should be. it all depends on management. local weather. >> local weather. will the 49ers host the nfc @"

well, the equation was simple. 49 fans, if not, it's on to georgia. the hottest team in the nfl went cold in the first half. ryan is going to air it out. here's a 50-yard touchdown pass. 20-0 atlanta.

at halftime. it looked like the game was over, but back come the saw hawks. russell wilson for the former raiders. 27-21. falcons clinging to a six point lead. they reviewed play and said the ball broke. so seattle takes a 1-point lead. they call this guy matty ice. he has 25 seconds to work. into the field coal range. bryant lines up a 49-yard attempt. it's up, no good. but carol had called a time out. so bryant would t it up again. this time, he doesn't miss. the falcons are on to their first nfc championship since 2005. 30-28. so the 49ers will make the trip with the georgia dome next sunday with the winner going to the super bowl. >> i feel like we've got two

matty ices. >> we had high hopes. when the game was over, i was disappointed, but right before i got back to the tunnel walking off the field, i got so excited for the next opportunity next year. >> rangers were hosting the texans. second quarter. patriots up 7. new england was only a 4-point lead at halftime. texans quarterback through but could not make big plays today. picked off by a linebacker and the texans drive the patriots up 24 points in the second half. brady they have time on a long ball 33 yards to the score. third of the game. 34 # yards, three touchdowns for brady. patriots win 4128. it will be a rematch when new

england hosts baltimore. >> how does that are make you feel right now? >> i grew up a 49er fan, so i had my favorites, but those guys are in another class. i'm glad to be a part of this organization and be a part of so many great teams. i've been fortunate. >> when the call women loss, they shot from under 10% from behind the accused. this afternoon, they shot better and took it to a bay area rival. now to heat up the series condition trailing by 7. today, 18 points for she nay, bacall made the impression. one of he four three balls on the day. call up 9 at halftime. how about the second half? more from downtown. brittany boyd. how about this? their second straight home loss. that just does not happen,

folks. it almost snaps conference. look for her in the ranking this coming week. david lee is trying to cool off the red hot nuggets. going to land awkwardly. fortunately, it wasn't his ankle. he extended his knee and remained in the game. he led all scores with 29 points. jack is the floater to beat the shot clock. with 1/5 minutes to play, i was up here doing the news, when i went down, i said, my, god, what happened. the nuggets took over. kenneth for a dunk, part of a 15-0 run. golden state played into the denver's hands with 18 turnovers. nuggets outscore the warriors. sit's time to rev up the hype for the 49ers next step to

turned in one of the greatest games for a quarterback in playoff history rushing for a league record 181 yards. >> it's now atlanta's job to slow him down. >> with four games up now on the road to the super bowl and joining us in the studio. first of all, congratulations on the big win over the

packers. what's your reaction to playing atlanta? >> really, it's going to be a physical game. but we like it because it's indoors. so we're not going to have weather conditioning stopping us. we're going to have the open up the playbook and go out there and give it all we've got. >> reporter: you've had a lot of success, nontheless, they haven't won since 1989. >> i think the biggest challenge in my opinion is communication. we've seen problems having to burn through all the time outs early in the quarter. just getting the communication right and getting the play called, they're going to be successful this that defense. they have too many weapons to stop them. >> and these weapons are new to the nfl actually. >> yeah. >> and i learned a great point. we're sort of seeing an

evolution of the quarterback position. it seems undefensible for teams like the packers yesterday. what's the challenge for teamless aligning against the offense. >> the challenge is you never know who's got the ball. the quarterback can run it well and god speed to get outside then you've got a problem. because if you've got to run it back, then you've got to worry about some getting the ball. if you buy on frank. then you seen it against green bay to run a touchdown. >> let meed a on to to that. if the guy's got a cannon for an arm. you've got all kind of different run aspects, then you've got a quarterback that's accurate. the guy can straight throw fire. >> okay. it is time for jeremy's prediction for the football game on sunday. i think the 9ers are going to win by at least 10. i think the 9ers is a better team, they're going pull iowa. >> okay. you care to give me your

prediction. we are playing the giants. we reported we lost two going into the game. save they said what do you think. >> i said i think we're going to win the game. >> i said of course the next day he calls me into his office what's this you're guaranteeing a victory. i say said what dew point me to tell them, i thought we would go in the game and lose? we're going win the game. i think i'm going to win the game every week. >> not yet. >> okay. i'll tell you what. let me pin you down on baltimore and new england next week. baltimore. >> okay, so we could be looking at a hard ball rematch. we've been talking about that. too much time between games. >> thanks a lot for coming in. >> a huge win. >> unsung hero right here. he does a lot for that offense.

i wanted to point that out. this guy does a whole lot to get the offense going. great job blocking, receiving hands. he came in as a receiver when i was an ole man. this guy has transformed into a heck of a, back, tight end. you're doing a good job for this team. >> you would think jeremy was his age, huh. >> anyway, tim, of course, hangers. i'm flustered now. 7:00 o'clock, friday night. preview with tim ryan. >> you want to do the show with us too. >> and you seem very happy that we're facing. >> absolutely. i think this is a better matchup, even though it's in atlanta. it's a better matchup are than the will 49ers have in atlanta. until we get to the stadium. >> our owe general manager in still in his office.

>> that's a message to management right there. >> this is the road to the super bowl. local weather reported every city along the way. we'll let you know that's it for this special edition of eyewitness news. have a good night.

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